The New York Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1859, Page 10

10 3 aaa Botrona!l Quaranth and Santary Cenven- thos, ANNUAL MBRTING—TOB ORGANTEATION— Ch of DX. JOXKPH M. SMITA—SPRBGA OF MA. INIERESTING KAPORTS ON QUaRANTING, BiGIENK, &O, ‘Jve wird anual meeileg of the Neidova) Querantive end Sav tory Convention aeermbled yenerday morning a tee Col ge of Pbhyricians and Sorgeswss, corner of Twenty: rd rveet and Fourt avenue. Teere wes large attea- Genee, C00 oF two Bundred Coregaies being pres ns from Si ports of the U. tov, representing cities, testitations, medical Boards, be. | Sme Convention wan called to order at balf past {len @oieed, ard & temporary orga: ization effrted by the emote of Dr. Wfiam M. Kemp, of umitimore, s# obalr- Mas, and (hares H. Hanwell, © New York (ex coavelh ), 08 Beevetary, ‘The hisket decgates was read. The following bodies Tarnp were represenies — Medieai Eeniety : ding Mayor Redman). 2 Bowed ef event. fosra et Heasta . Seinen -eesnecaes= Bah mue crmmon Couns, Deere of Meaun.. Rewad (nt Pisacetpoia College of PL» ey & (ALbnry Coone Comm ee Mee cat Amoe ue _ ena Sirgiow 4h New Yor: Kopia Loasveta Sooety of Bippesrases . be mrgial Sooesy. Kipge Uouity Medien Seoety, Ak Diet. Mec ioas so rely Prey Comm dD eunen).. Bros ks) w otafl apd Oxy Hospital Bo wer Qn civcing Mayor Loco @) Bakimere (on 10a) Soest: New York Stale Kimigration Hospi, Innere Medical Society ef fssex, N Canon y- ‘The cel gates fram We Academy oo Medicine were Dra. ok pe, Smit, Harris, Wa Pele MeNahy, Qark, Motea'l, ¢) Francis, Morn, Rock #ell, Greene, Dele au, Farple, anver an or ea bu Uiloer of koe port) A Commitlee covsietiog of ove from esol State repre: DeLted, war avpormied 10 wamate permaneat villoers of the tov eenven De, Josar M. Surra, of New York, addressed the Coa. yeution, Dung Ws meaders & cordial welcome, Bod Con- gramisticg them em the favorable auspic-s vadei Wey bao met, Ide Bvdj Cor pudus ygiove, be sit, Bad upp ihe last year Cocupwo wwe stieotwe of the ‘Seate of New Yerk, aad especiatly of a Seoate committee, ocd bad ben buidiug provracted senions in hie ety. Tee vasa Sun tary Ase ciation formed w ths city, and yarour eiber associatwos, cammiiters, &e., Iaborug for fe common good in this regard. Toe eudject of pub ie Dypieve bad interested the crvviized world tor ages a8 Jeng ago ue the Afeenth cepwry qvaractine regulations were eetablisbed w Venice, and offers apponted to gearé the city agenst the plogue; and ever since samtary Peguatwons bad eatted io regard Lo plagues and peste Jere. Bot lwue, if anvthing, haa been permanently set- free op th subject, Convenvous Dad taken piacs from Bee obo; Legislatures had cooswered the subject, but &% sui) roms ped vusettied. He queeboeed whetber an Brpeciation could De brought together ov this side of the AvanLc eqoai to thie im Capacity aud learniog, oF 80 weil able io covecer iDe ¢: ext questions be’o-e them. Mr Maruee, of New Yors, eubmitted a mation for the ap, or! ment of a comm thee 10 iBquire into the expediency © adjourning Couvenvon, to meet at ihe Cooper Losti- tute A discussion ensued, during which Mr. Peter ‘@voper tendered to the Couvenven ihe use of any rooms ‘@A dhe institute at any time they chose to occupy th-m. She rodject was Aue/ly laid on the tanle. Prefcseor Jerome, bewly appointed physician of the BMarwe Hospital; Dr. Win. Cooper, of Troy; Hon. Alex B Rice, ¢x-Mayor of Boston; toa pag 5 Trnmbie, of Mew Jersey; Dr. Jededwb Willer, of Ne: ot Beale Cou misiover, and Dr. Frank Tuttle, Member ef the La. sierure, were severally invived to take seate in the Con- ‘wave, ‘Whe CramaMan read a communication from the Mayor of ‘Breskiyn, as 1o!ows:— Mayor's Osrica, Baooxtrr, April 27, 1859. ‘To THE PRIGWEST OF THE FaNiTARY VONVENTION: autbrl a J teeder te you, aod though Pee venvention. 8 cardial invasive Sse wah bem 1 Ssene 1o-worrow in ie @eiebret n of the mirocueien of water tuto our ety poeta) \ours, BAMUSL S FOWMLL, mayor, Ov woten, the invitation was accepted, and a delegate from Broobiyn aunounced that earrages woald be Pear mere fer thote who should attend B.bsequnily Aldermen Boors, of New York, moved has the ro] be caved, that members who desired to aL ‘Wend the water celebration might mgnify sheir intention. Dr. BrorsR, of Boston, objected, and urged wat dele- froma a @stance were snqieug Wo get soreagh their Geen a8 early a8 possbie; and if a majority of the Casvention deciéed to attend the celebration, 1s must ae- eelay the Dueness. Durtver eiseuseiod was bad, and the motion was finally medifes seas to adjourn the Ooovention until Friday, 10 ‘order Lo aitend the water celedration. The motien as mo- DiOed was lees by & large msjority. Mr. ProsveR M. Wetwoks, chairman ef the Committee ve Permanent Organ zion, reported the foiuwing effi 20ers, add thy report was svauinOn sty atovte!:— Pi eene Sriegom, Af 0 , of New York. Vee rresitene—Frederte W. Lacoin, Jr , Mayor of Bown; Bewin & Sow, M 0., of Roose Istaod; Josep KM fmt, M.D, et New York's Isaac A Nichols, WD, of New Jerwy; W. R arorhe, ©. D, of Maryland; domes ¥. Wilreu’ MD. of Do’ D, Couway Witte, af Virginie; Professor Jebn De iky Alabama; Fraocks Mepun, of the Dietriet & Colma. Charies #. Corneil, of New York, Preadens of tbe Board of Councilmen; Woililam A. Piper; M.D, of Pesaey!vania. rite O H Z swell, of New York; A. ¥. Bel, . Cai Ash, MW D., of Peaosri D., of Marylaod; Gahrinl Grant, New Jersey; Heary G. Clark, MM. D,of Masoa: aba ite. sh Griscem was conducted to the ebair by 5 spocial ; Ja0oB W. Hoock, wf cs Kap, 1D reeigning bis pest, oompiimented the new Preeid ut. and rewarked that tbe two preseding Coaven Wrens bad ecomplehea but iitue, and @ great dea! more was eapeciod of thie. The fires wes a Convention of de- be len Ooly, agrering upon vat = few fandameotal Vet; tbe eecoad woot farsber, aed appointed imver- dept comm trees, je reports as thw Convention were be tbe bars of their action. Dr. Ghi-com returned thuvks for the bonor of his olec Wea, Tos Convention was to deliberate apon masters of the derpest moment Phoy were mt b consider two @aneen of subject—the external #anitery poles, aut the fereran) bygeinic polwe The ret had prilosophy as Youd 28 commerce; the seoon! hat devils a8 mmaite ant aa pamerour almoes an the intividnuas of the oman fomity. The house upea the heath, aud the crowded tens. ment in a poovions cy, were ake Subjecs to iuflaeuoes ductive of disease and death. Lfe wig dmitet by va , but we Hmit it etl! more by negieetiog the laws of heath. [de arm of the law could adequately reach whe Seqeirements of external bygepe, but the imieroal re- qrired the education of the pople themse'ves. They @ uid pot perform a greator service to humaoity than w develope a plan of universal edacasion tp matters of by Flee, There was an extraordinary deparny between the Vesportance of quarantine regu'atious and wt-roal hygeine, Tee enbject of quarantine defences hal occapied ton at. Yenbon of mevkind from tmeim@emorm’, whi'e the more feperiant Kun} ot of mtorual def-no-# agrioet iodivida @evass bad received wearce'y any arienvioa aati! witha Dfee years, Ip Wis conosebon he gave these suatsuos © the cares of cearh in New York: % 25 years, from cholera, . 12.300 (belera intactem,. . 16.000 eM scarn, from bydrocepoeda 2 12400 Frysipeins - 2,100 Cholera morhua, Con eu seas (vartially abeotine infanule iife): By 00 These were coefly diseases originetiog within tbe @ramicile within she city Weelf, arainst which tne city bas tool Bo Pretection, white the deaths from yellow feww rs Wo only 609. Gravion of We relative mvOrtaroe of hoe $wo Blaze Of Or- fs which had brooght them together, (Applanse ) Yad We benor to represent the drat ginitary arsooa Bee in Atoerican = It orginatet from the exigency of the Sve. meterces 'n whieh the city of New York bad beso Ps er, aof was COMpoted Of both medical mew ont lay seee, a!) having Cenp imtereeta at stake. Toey conld not ee perhays Oo this western bemiepbere a city more in Beed of ouitary reform thas New Yors. He Doped the Sorver ton bad come to kelp on the work of sanitary re form here, wod be srugied toat to York Baoitery Astoo avon, whieh hat dev the ploneer, won! bei thst eumilar at-ontations im every city, vi lage sad bam’et, all aiming to ‘eamong the prople information ‘upon mawers cyrally aft ie thelr Death The Convention thanvet Dr. Kemp for his eflciem ser. ywes se temporary Chairman, The report on Qiarau soe, of external hygiene, prepare) 2 committee appointed last yrer, was disinnates to members, aud wade the xpecial order for this more ng. Ree syiomaions printed dovument, embracing we foi- dewang ponte — 1 A bwtery of Quaraptios. 2 fi hiner secured the object for which Sere origwully intended? If Bos, she reasome of Meir 3 What reforms are required to make quiarapunes Bore efcient apd eax burdensome? 4. Ip a onfowm system ot quarantine laws feanivie? if ¥ Mk etc. by which the object may be acoom- wor ‘The commitier was alee imetructed to report in relation fo the beet means of purifying \nfected vesnels, but thas Drench of tbe report was not prepared. bg ye ges sumined np :— ‘0 Fytiem of quarantine taws one guard us aginst Senet which are Capable of spreading théleelves by any cane {AD pore contagion. ne The line of demarcauon between and oy ee iran a wenn clearly defined aa to 60% ur 108 eu, wheter oF pe a pion ¢ afficuities way of en Je*s, in referenor to vessels, cargoes, crews and i. 1m, after there have entered our ports, are sa great that * hepeiesa to endeavor to effect anything usetul by the bar The onty possible way of rertraininethe imteroonrse of the pert and the vowfeored is by a total enpara- ee—hy provesuse vesbing tha former from aporeshing the iat. ‘thie the ports ahevid be shut agues: ine en. Qrance of verses from places known to be snffering from Pes tous din ages to each an extent as to justify wer pe wt icined as ep daaice Aa the forma of yellow fever originating in our awe Bt sNppored, by the coutacioni*ts, to be caja. Dir of reproducing temae: 1) not be neseasury to evrerve We mM e 10 the mative ae to the bs) a De ae ene: WEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, APRIL 28, ¥859.—TRIPL® srEnT. eee ecm rection way reo mend | iw every Bute, gad an Stats Lgistatoree, ct) . siete aete to ‘uave it 90 mm orcer to scare ie Prreanee © hy et | eDwuehpg ito ‘omporod of memvers {10m every Shale conver e on, ae amen nt betore pote with «lt the prostige of byeb an 3 ip ae ‘ae be eaire. bie to ebtam the ¢o operation “alone Medical 2008! Anne report of the Commit oe interme’ Fygeine in leo presented 0a éwtributed amoeg mem- Mee VLemwour ther tbe preeeiieg re- Veluwe of 190 pages. Jt was desigued to oma the {F jowtng polots:— tome of registration ef A COM Net fhemat We sieges ebd deutie, wits partieular refereoce to che, ebu tbe neeeceary ‘conseaven of enet s system wi erpliery measures, Aes gued for repert FE. M Seow W. D., of Rbove Issn 2 ‘tiemfectante, tbeir ebaracter, effecte and benefit, ia eeavecton wb sapMery measures, Assigned to W. Vau Enbber, M.D. of Batimere. 3. Imp ewtance of an ample supply of water, an afleqnate € Abe proper disposai of the #ffal of ees. Def New York. y of wanitary measures 40 Bell, M.D , of Poitedeipinie, ¥ subjects were added at @ suvecqicat po riod by a vote of tue Copvent B.D, arnold, M.D, to Fepert on vaeaingtinn of yp Youlive of varigla, and the value of revagsigauen, wie a ‘view le ibe enactment of laws for the enjorsement of gone Hon apd revaechatien, Nerk, M. D.,@n some detailed and spesic plan pg the wteroal sanitary eevdinen of cites, +mbrace all the sudjecta which may properly ere pOIDEs a the sudjecte of registranion and vaomwation, end Arold not having found time w prepare thoir re ports. ‘Ihe Convention reso'ved we hold daily ccesions, from 10 e’clork AM. 108 o'@ 00k P.M. ‘A busin: Fx ecowmittes ef ne from ench State was er- dered, and sfter reoerving various In vitavens to Vi8is pub- lic methutions, the Convention adjourned. —_—___—_—_—— Manslaughter Cases, COURT OF OV EK AND TSRMINER, Refore Hon. Judge Davies, Avert 27.—The jury wm the ease of Jobo D. Pfomor, ta dicted fer the mans'aaghter of Charles Sturges, were in de- liDeratioos al wight, and had net agreed when tne court opened the mormig. Several pest jarors were fined $25 each for nen.at- tendavece. Mr. Water bury, District Attorney, said that im the caso of James Loftas, indicted with Glass and others for the wurder of Wm. Decker, ip Eum street, the Court bad as signed Mr. J. B. Phiips'te defeod the prisoner. Mr. Philips believea thatafriend of the prisoner bad ¢mpioyes abuther counsel whe would be in town to-mor- row. Bea some @igcussion the case was set down for mnday. In the case of Jobn and Ellen Lynch, charged with the bemicive of Wm. F Baker, the prisoners staved that they bad po counse!, and the Court assigned ex Judge Stuart > defend them Mr. J. M. Smith aeked for the postponment of the trial of Berpard Spruce, inaretes fer receiving sto'en goous. The Jodge raid tbe case should be dmposed of this term or be spt back to the Sessions. ‘At 634 o'clock the jury 10 the case of John D. Pfomer, having beep out twenty seven hours, came 1a'0 Voart, but said they bad not yet agreed and wished to be iustrucied op points of law, The Judge formed them that if they had any doubts they were to give the prisoner the benefit, and if they be. heved that the evidence would warrant any particular de- bree of mapelaughter they would go find. The jury again retired for afew moments and brought im @ verdict of mansiaugbter in the second degree, with a recommendation to mercy. THS WIFE OF 4 JUROR IN SRAROH OF HER HUS- BAND. While the jury in the case of Pfomer were still locked UP, & hide Comestic incident occurred in the course of the day. Ayoung woman, accompanied by her mother, came ip tearch of ber buabsnd. woo had been confioed aii wight on the jury of Pfomer. She declared that she had ‘Dderp very uneasy all night aed could not sleep a wink, not knowing where ber jord and master was. The lady was unformed that ber husband was safe under judi- xt cial Jock and key; but sbe rare Se seving bom, if it was only to get at bum through the keyboie. The inflexible ofcsr told We disconrolate jaty that his orders were peremptory, apd that be was sworn vot to permitany one 10 apeak 13 Abe jurors, nor speak to them bimeelf, without the permis sop of wie Court; whereupon the wife made her way to toe beven, and addressed the Judge, who was then sitting ip Cireuit After listening to ber soxioas ioquiries, the Judge permitted ber to go and see her husband, in com. psvy of an officer, who was directed to be prescut at any conversation they should have, The lady and ber mother went to the jurors’ room, where she was allowed covverration with her husband. She said he was ‘a Very mesn man” for pot sending her word where be was. He told ber that he couid pot do so; be thought the case would have been a rhort one, Here refreenmeuts were brought up to the twelve good men and true, and the dis- copslaie lady left, with every prospect of beiug separated from ber burband for twenty-four hoars more. The re- Fuit, however, has proved otherwise, as the jury, it will be Sen, agreca ate quarter past five o'clock. Common Pleas— General Term. Belore Hon, Judges Daly, Brady ani Hiltos. QUESTION AS TO STATE RIGHTS. Apri 28.— Lester vs. Cristaller.—Thia case came before the Ovurt on objections to a report of a re‘eree who found ‘Ust there war due to the plaintiff $1,478 67 en a judgment obtained hy Mansieid, Kirtland & Hall, against the defeo dant ip 847, and which had teen assigned to plaintiff Ii app ared that Mavsield & Co , reedenw of Philadelphia, suc the cefendant im thig State; that after the judgment war optuined the defencant discharged from bis debts + the twrolvent laws of this Stato; thet after euch dis cvarge the plaipuil in this suit obtained an assigument of the judgm:nt and brought the present suit oa the jndg- went aga vst the defendant Mr. McKeon, on the part of defendant, set up bis discharge under the insolvent law, and contenced thatas the contract was to be performed within this “tate, and the judgment was in the nature of coutract, the discharge was a complete bar, wtules soe | pemst mareted that as Mansteid & Co, lived out of the Decision State they were rot affected by tue discharge. reserved. Personal Intelligence, Seater Wm. d. Seward wii leave for Zurope in the steamer of the 41b of May, Hoa, Wm. ©. Rives has consented to address the citizens of Richmond on Tuetdey, the 31 proximo, on the politica! aspects ano tendencies of the tunes. The resignation of Assistant Surgeon Thomas C. Heary, . 5 4., Meola! department of the army, has beea aecepted by the l’resiceat, w take effect Apri: 25, 1869, Judge Crane and lady and Jadge Legrand, of Maryland, ‘tre in Wasbingwn. Charles Morgan and E. Stevens, with their wives, were in St. Lovis on the 26th inst. en rvwe from Bavaua w their homes in New York. ARDIVALS, At tbe Brerett House Captain and Mra Tyler, Mies Tyler, Penn; Mr and Mre Mattbieess, ehild and servant, Bisten Isiand, J.B. Jermain, wite and ebiid, albany, : esd Mrs. Charlee Davi | hoxbury, nase 7 Mr. aud Mrs. C. Begaine, New Yerk, Or A. T Van Gaagceck, wife ant daughter, faayo- S-muelS Forman, #yrecuse, ar Kv: Guilt, Mise Galid, Bow. ten, Wet . *.B ipa, ‘Washington: ph dy agnew, 8. Rando’ ns ope, Jr, Jas Baki ‘® Lrummer, Hlinola; mio Fraaviin, Ne York, ». Le Palmer, Moniegts; W. Ubio; Mra ‘Thompron, Concora, N. HM. spin wall, in Moses Tavier—J R Dicker, » B Buttman, Joee Kore rez, apa Ze wand wervast; Mr Luzsogaee, Mr Zegar, Vomer wife and chia, Wire O'idacn eane Duke, soa, daughter and child: oapt Morgan and ite! Oat J homo fou. * O Gray and fem’, a Marguard bam! Dietz, dre From ife Wrimere wre’ © Coda and Intant, Mia Fitzpacicn HH ‘Trewor and wife, Ase Clark, wie aad infant cate Yoox MreH Keaeand intent, Wren P Locke snd child & © eri wre and SL Dewey Micholes Mout, Kay, OM Jonra W BarnanBu s Wardle, Pedro Heveque aad soe, |i Siefing, A Marth Basini, J Kevera, J triage and wit, ay, G'A White, MiP C Lonebue, J ellis sad faanil Be Gpsbam, J Grapaian, dub 2ge—And 10010 the steerage, jo the ptoamebip City of Manchester -Ospuin FP sewe! ‘ayer © Thomas and led: Kelly onal lon Mire Biokerion We™ o hae Smih, Wm Martin, a Tarn, £4 Evans, Abd 806 tr the slecrags. DEPARTURES, Por Livernool in the rtasmi a Host ead serse,, Meblie len*; Mrand Mra PL wiie, Jr Miemle do tM Dorsivar, do Mr avd Mra Wn Gon, Navenn, David Sanka, Jr, ana bos Henke, New York andro, ‘se B vebroser Cali ornis, F Relooq, M ard, Havana; wed end wo “chindren Toronw); the & Wilkins inn New uriesns, Je orto, ‘hisieipbia: Dr and Mra Pethuce Tormm, B Week two childres and nuree, dork; st eR se £z, Praniee W tons blero weer, FP, FA poate tice, ME Barol Benny ean Ober tz Pe: * Maret) Oroth, hew Orleans; Monten, de; Richa M Brunt Tovanan ‘New York: feky, bearer of "Geo * woken a, Charleston; Julian Tee Joby Trose, Austria OB Titer} and tri ig ram Fa in raseT tht Sve eeberea. G ‘aa F sreaizrok, fee Nahi, Bs ry Pa fre BD Freed, neon, Are tsltwin WC bowles, WG Wooden nad lay dintek Poter, Mkimaken, Me Marvtm and nay, weary M1 hady; and 10 the wera. en Sora PR ruyues Dr decks ew Dine Colt tery, r Tog, capt is sein. cn, W 8 Renney Wr’ Mr and Sere Tf ng NN yg en, JO ie, Joe N ClodeurePerick lH malntouh, Mrs SreP arian, We ‘nw Jaman Wears Coxcratep Deapiy Wearons.—The Ohio Lege. Jatare bave paseed TY & prmtol, bowie ly weapon yor 308, 204 impritoament not more than thwty ée ayn, for the first Off nee, and $500 fine aud isnprisonment for three months, or bea, at the olecrevion of the Conrt, for the second of. fenoe; snd. tn parsnance of the law, the Mayor of Omoie- han,’ JJiremved the polion to arrest and bring before him All peredbs whom they gla) find with eosqeaied Wespans, i, lee ss THE Warox OF THE JASSEUR. | 7 aditional Particular se tbellg wy ut Burgeo Graig, Mi. Parmer, _ he Gunner, a shopman, the Eng r,t Pifteen me and Boys of Her Crew Mise ing—CMletas Account ef the sapere Bermuda Roval Cageto, Ae Aer 5.) Py vir eet * peamer Styx, 00 money oy ‘account of the lors of the Jaseur reacbe ‘shane oi whied fad event we bave Sacocied y bern g the follow ne portioninrs t e Jane i) Port Re an ee . bond te Greytow fierveon, hy three vepemeters, gave ne —— socsepess the prevalence of a carreDt. ‘About 10:16 P. M. on that night (26th Pepreary) tbe shio ving under al) plao sail, sbeat Ove or atx keels oo ) breakers were diseovered om the Ie beam and baw, dierent sbowt ninety yasds—4be sboal being tne Baro Doeve. savtaetl ivr to pnt the ebip abont, om ven Tue abe came bead to wiv be ane greveded thr ever ber apd warbwe everyibing moves) ab ‘Ae the thy began vapyily te Bi), aud sbere was & a probabiniy ef tbe masis failing, % was doomed expedient 10 enoene u to lower the beans elear of ber. A pig (the len boat) wae safely lowered, but be ccond giz, @bich Was on tbe weather side, could 's tern {rom the davite, swamped, and by the next era. Tee pave the ether twe boats, and they ‘all 2009 co leeward, Ab ibe ime (chout = quarter nage Mg hour ater he verses) etruek), the marie fellever the tide, The crow hep went to work to conrtroct arafs from she stumos of the lower masts and ether spars, but ewing to the diffiou!. Hien att notug the werk, it conld not be complete? until after éay! ght on the morning of Sunday, Febraary 27. Before this, however, the first gig had recovered and @witd the other Doats, bot with the lose of a! Abeir gear, meloding their fresh water barricore. During she o'ebi ‘by great personal exertions, especially op ine pert of Mr, Parker, a miiehipman of the Cwear (90 Passage to rejoin bis rbip), Mr. Jobnroo, an cogineer, aad Mr. Savage, the sbip’s cook, ® smell quantity of provi- sioner, together with some beer and wine, which was got at trem’ uncer the water in we Commander's cadio, was won from below. Three barricoes only coun be ‘hited nd even tbat, owteg to the seas which the wi ipping, was Dbrackinh. Frequent attempts bea been made during the night to fre the great guos, but without soccer; a constant discharge of masketry was, however, kept up im the hope of atiraciumg some passing vessel, Between seven and eight A. UM. the raft was eompieted, avd as the ebip’s cecks were then bursting up, aud there was every propability of her rapidly going to pieces, tbe officers and crew nembertng Gfty two persons. took wo the boats ape the raft, and abandoned the wreck. The rait and Doats were then under toe lee of the reo!, aod ‘8 fair division of the men and provisions took piace, while the carpenters re employed in building the boats up with wondep stanchions and canvasg. But before this could be completed they were swept ofl tho back into deep water, tbe current rapping rapidly to tbe westward, and the wind from E. 8. E. being strong, with « very con- fured, breaking sea. A course was shaped for the porthward, in hopes of fetching Jamaica, which was about 140 mia distant, the Sret gig towing the dingy, and the second gig the raft—ench gig having but two oars, whiic the dingy bad nene. Two small paddies were, however, made for the latter as the boats proceeded. At2er$P. M.on that day ais February) they saw the last of the wreck. At dark the boats were hung un- der the lee of the raft, for they nad been sbipoing 80 much water that it was consideret dangerous to run dur- ivg the night, and at daylight vext morning (February 28) they p oceeded in the same order, having succeeted in bending and setting a small sail on ceob gig. With a view to making more progress, 'g8 were put to tow the raft, but after a sbort t me the seoond gig was foand to be too much ebaken to stand the drag. At Loop op this cay, the dingy, whilst endeavoring to make fast to the raft, swam; and turned botiom up, whereby two men were drowned. The bost was, how: ever recovered, and baled out. At night the boats were hung to the raft as before. Towards noon onthe next day, March 1, finding that very little progress was being made, and that Lieutonant Seatt had become delirious, it was decided by Mr. Moss (the second master) and Mr. Parker, as the best chance of saving tbe lives of the crew, to abandon the raft, dividing the men between the boats—for at this time they were entirely ont of the track of shipping—with a sopply of ter which, with the greatest care, covld vot last beyond three days, and were msreover unable, owing to their crowded state, to assist each ae should a0 accident unfortunately Occur to ther of the boats. Accordingly, about 1 P. M. on that 4 fangs containing Lien: tenant Ecott, Mr. Parker yes of the Casar), Assi-tant Surgeon Craig, Mr. Alvin, nesistant engineer; Mr. Fullarton, gupper; and 15 men parted company and pro- ceeded towarde Jamaica, it being underston4 that the first Doet which should arrive there, or be picked up, ahould precure assistance for the othe) 1. ‘The second gig having taken the remainder of the peo- ple off the raft, Followed soon afverwards with the dingy in tow, the two. boats containing Mr. Moss (socond mus ter), a Messrs. Martin and Jobneon (assistant engineers) “twenty-seven men. Of this umber W. Gillisple ers’ cook, became delirious on the following day and jumped ove Board and was drowned. This gig was so deeply tacen that her ganwale wan bet four inches ous of water. On parting each boat had only about a gulloa of water and three botties of ale. Mr. Moss served out a xill of water to cach man per day as Jong as it lasted, and abont the time they caloulatet on reaching Jamaica the ale was issued. Ration of soup and bou!li, mixed wah salt water, were daily issued. The crew was divided to give spells to the two oars, Mecsre, Jobnson and Murfin to keep the boat free of water by baling, and the steerage taken alternately by Mr. Mores and two qnartermasters, Joon Hawking and Chas, Legentt, ‘The aingy’s crew, numbering only Sve, bad the most harraseing work in paddiing, aud wae chadged every night The strength of the current was boweree, Bo erent, that they were prevented reaching yh they could ree the beavy clouds over the They pulled eighteen boura dead te wind ade little pro gress. The men now began to despair of reaching land, And were about to give up, butwere indueed to resume their efforia by tha determuced manner of Mr. Mose, whe Low deemed it best totry for the souto shores ef Cuda, Frem this tume, Marco 1, the weather was fine aad the fea smoot, and the boats continued making to the north onti the wsbtot the 7th of March, when a sali was ob- served, which, upon their reaching and getting on board, as found to 'be the schoouer Phoraix, belouging to the Grand Cayman Islands. Their position at thie time was about thirty miles to the westward of Cape Uraz, soutn coast of Cube. The poor creatares had undergone such severe priva- tons, avd basi been for so long a period closely packed to- vother in ihe gig, that they bad become quite exhausted, and were upadle, when taken on board the to stand. Mr. Mors was go entirely prostrated in body snd m nd, from bis great responsibilty, that be faieted away when lifted from bie boat, and much care was re quisive to restore bim to consciousness, The people on a) the Pboonix acted with great judgment and kimd- dsuppiled the nearly famihed crew with bot quantines of water ata time, knowing well the evil consequences which would reso fem ae imdnigense by them of either meat or drink, The limatted stonk of wa- wer op board the schooner was, however, so00 exhausted, beta furtaer supply was obtained from a Hanoverian ‘schcover which they fell in witn, After touching ut Point Negril, in Jamaica, obtain euppiies, the Phanx proceeded wwards bore Seay where ebo arrived on the evening of the 16th ky Upon Mr. Moes reporting himself and the circumsunces tending the loss of the Jaseur, H. M. steam vessel Styx Was instantly feot to sea, and provceded w examine the Pedro Penk wnd Caye, the track from thenoe to the West end of Jamaica avd the Caymans, ip search of the caiesing boat, but be returned to Jamaica onthe 20th of March without baving obtained any intelligence of ber. ‘The schooner Phosn'x wea also chartered immediately op her arrival, to proceed further to the routh coast of Cubs, with an officer from ber Majesty's »bip Iaaum, abd (o examine the whole of the cave between Caps Oraz avd Cape antonio, In pursuance of whieh she sailed from Port Royal on the 11th of March. Tre Prosaian frigate Gefion, which sailed trom Port Royal for Havana oo the morning of she 17th of March, was furnianed wita the articniars of the boat's track, and her ca) tao (Doaner) also undertook to keep aa extra fook ous dur: ag his paarage: There is still the hope thet the firet gig (the misamg boat) may have been picked up by some v-see! runnin; w the weeiward, ip which cave @ coneiierabie interv: would elapae before their enfety conl be known The oflicers and mea who were saved im ibe second gig wd dingy euffored great privations, baving been four ays without any water at all, but the steady good cou- ‘ the men under thelr triats euabdled the second master, under Livine Providence, to carry then im safety to the Coart of Cuba, The ¢kill wud firmness displayed by Mr. Moss are spoken of ‘np the b cet terme. > ‘or of the Jasenr is wholly attributable to an up a Jy Strong current which was gettiwg towards ine reel MeLaxcnoLy ann Remark OO Tusedsy Inst the town of Fulton wi deprived By death of three of its moet prominent and respectable citi #. bx-Guvernor Wiilum C. Bouck died at about tive o'clock op the morning of wat day, at his residence in that town: nud about two boore alterwarda, Mr. Joba © Perguron, One Of Wis nearest neighbors, also expired; anit St about one o'clock of the eame day, Mr. Abraham Heuer, alto an intimate frieud abd neighbor of te Gon Gover. nor, eled very wuddenly while at the Middiebare.” ‘Tha death of Br Hanes was bg pecteo. While in the enjovmentof his ‘ebonl gos 'y be went to Middieburg on that day, accompanied by hin wife, te counuit Dr. Gieason (now tecturing at that place - va physiology &c ), in reference to a pimple or sere that bas apprared ov bis (ace for some time past. Dr, Glee wo, Ob BeEIPE Ibe Sore, pronounced it a cancer, whink seerned to affect Mr Hanes very mach, who. im sat down and complained of faintores, when « person ia the room went in beste fora pitcher of water, On the return of the person with the water, Mr, one oF two paapa, when life became’ ¢ exceilent citizen and an bomest man. ised by diseare of the heart. veavements have cast asad and meiancbely gicem over ® ‘Wide spread circle of relatives, friends and neighbore of the deceased. They wore among most respectanie, ayed and weakhy inhabitaate of that town, avd ¢heir loam Pairs, will be long and severeiy felt. — Schoharie April 21, Cawat Navrearion.—The Eric Canal continnes in good navigable condition. The slight sovident w the gate of ene of tho Brighton locks was noon repaired, and boats are now moving rapidly, There are not enough, however, to canse any delay by jams or crowds. Busi- pees is very hgbt. Prick or Gat Revvcrn.—Tho price of Chieago bas been retneed to $2 yor thousand Whe eflect on tie lat of May, ag 4 in —————o FOS? DiRBCTOR™,, coe eee a 9 aD mails close at thie Cauremm,.B: | A meal ces Taylor, ‘Thursday, every Booday |. Letters gennzved for iiabowid be mashed “Overiend, via 6, Laxs On. ‘ihe Grenara bite Joveod Co.) io Ral | Nee a bn Laser arty very Saturday, ab a seceapaed ‘fo. Frere. 39 we based ‘Taper, ‘Thureday, Bayard. By meas Meny the tat and 13a of ene! 1036 A. Ml arrival of eu b aioe Benth, the steamer + Ramesh 5 os ‘esperebnd | Fib wail for the Hahamne Inlands, to be landed | at Passa, N, P. TIME OF CLOSING AT THE LOWDOW OFFICR. ‘Toe Overland Mai) to Bombay closes tn amplow and Bi on he ih ad 1 at tbe month Via Southampton op the thb of the month. on he oval shove tant pode) Baad are, Sanday, tbe mal ia Port ef New York, April 27, 1859, CLEARED. ‘eae Be City, Sbufeldt, Havana and New Orieans ~ seumuhlp Bay of the Seuth, Lyon, Savannan—8 L MischiD & “Sama Roanoke, Skinner, Rorfelk, £0—Ludiam & Heim jevely, Ri sag meee acl ah cicand eee Wursata ae Gian Bi Bwengrafe, Hamburg—Funeh & barry \mands, Bemis, Bavana—M Taylor & Oo. Brig Geean Spray, Stubbs, asphawallTappas, & Seavete. Brg Ok — Gilkey, Rarbados—| «én Brig Canade, Foman, Be Nynte Fab Lavace—MoOready, M Feaman volt fenr Bawethe, Ball, Savanna la Mar—Metcalf & Duncan. Fehr A Field, Philips, Bermuds—smith, Jonge & Retr Je Winiane Me 1, Mott & Co, Bebe 33 Winema, ‘Car ia, Wilmio ‘0 Murray. Bene fayior. Koon JH BI sen. Boston—Dayton & Borague. bekr Julch Louse Thompens, New Haven Behr M Brockway, Bidwell, Hartrord—H 8 Racket, of Manchester (Br), Kennedy, 14 Queenstown Sth, with mdse and 358 paseeng 16th inst, lat 46 24, Jom 2058, ‘oi London for New York, ‘Met, ee eR ed a a ints a8. lon 6 Jon wil ypton and Hay ey Moody, "Serpoo, ‘via Boston 3 boars, “Beamtnp J Jura, whith mase, to E Cunard, ai 7 lor, Rathbone. A inwall. 17th inst, and 7 aa Mace Ne at MO Ri Robera” sinelair, a meer. 19; et off Carry ship John M Mayo, Enow, Jat 82 20, ‘Sn,'spone ship Man! ww Orlenue M'weltvon the 401 and 2°ih fost experianced & ae, enh walla, store bulwerke, and aieained FO ‘which caused the vessel 10 leak hi Bark Jane Tnegeis Lambert. Glaagow and the Glyde arch 18, wih mdse, to Durbam & Limon. 2d inst lat $5 Jon 43 bad a pevere ‘mn er storm, during which wes elruck by Hight ‘abont 16 inches from the misenmet, which went 1Br/ngh tech mio the catia abd tore away about’ feos mjucre of tee Cellipg and sligbily scorched tbe boarda; ibe men om Gon were }rocked down snd received rome alight 1ojuries} ew ioe ia lat 44, Jon 46, and again tm lat 45 Jon 47 Hrig Danie} Boone Toftiocttony Heagan, Fajardo PR, 16 gaya, with molrases ro Culbert & Plziey. vess-li9 KP Suck 2 Co, 24d inst, Jat 3440; lon 72, sooke ark Pert. Thestran, lence for Havaua, The D B has experienced heavy weste:ly weather the entire vas ze. Jig Leacor (Br) Croshy, Tulaited, Cubs, 102 lost, with en gar atd molasses, to Leayeralt & Co’ 2id inst, iat 3530, loa 71, experienced a beav, if from 3 ig aretoru Lad of Fecaroro Nb), Howard, Winder, NS, Eebr Kenown (hr. of Dartmouth), Way, Palermn March 8, via Gibraltar, with orenges ard jons, to Draper & Devito. Experienced beavy wer erly gal Schr Maronie (of Buekaport) Rio Hacbe, 11th inst, with Rides, wood, do, 9 Bandy a Weeie Rebriikert tat (an, Howard, Onrcwalia, NS, 15 és with plaster, to D & LeWolt ett Hie Sebr Kxcelsior ('%r), cia Port George, ¥8, 10 daya, with Or pig iron, to Eitheork & days, with Inm- ‘and 24an inet, WaW, during which lust dost, was comoriled 10 keep 2 onmps at ine? 80 fant aud had increased to 3 | the hold, threw ‘overboard 200 bolevosa ta order to | hgbien her, wea tne leak was found and sopoed. Rbr Damon (of Walocbora), Plieder, Warlen, € days, with lumber, to WA Bihs Had heavy westerly Boke hrgnes Dusnor zoek Riccar, chr lowe wopieby, Alexandria, 4 anya Sehr Whive Eqaall, Jones. Philadel his for for Gorka, IAF, Machina, 6 day: Schr Yantle, Smith, Macbias. 6 duys. Bebr Fred Dyer, ers, valale 6 days Petr Georgiaua'M, donee, Glonewster: 8 S days. Bebr Trysll, « Waptnenet, 3 days. Scbr Georgians, seal, Providence, 2 dayn. Sehr J Rogers, Worthing Portland. (t, 2 days. Renr D Khan, Miner Portland, Ct, 2daya, ebr ® Hrsinerd Chapman, Portiand, Oy 2 days. Rebr erd, Chapman, Por a Schr Dart, Palmer stamford, Ct 2 daya. Sobr & Hakiog Wil kme Haddam, Of 2 daya. behr Legnua, wawies, cew Haven, 2 days, M n Feott Do liver, Kew Haven. 2 days. 'y Ann, mith Elizabethport for Boston, Fear Nertone, Joven: Bisabeo port tor Bostone Sehr Barriet, Diosmore, «lizabedsport tor Beamer Kenneneo, Hand, Philade!pbis. Steamer Albatross. Whilains, Proviienes. ‘The brig Wert, arrived Mth trom Galveston. made the sage in 11 days, 20116, a8 Teporied ta our edn of Yeaersoy. SELOW Brig Wm Pouns, from Porto Rico—by pilot boat Geo Beers. SATLED. Fteamsbins Furopa Mr), 1 ivernool, Quaker Clty, Heras and Kew sirleane; Marion, Charleston; Star of the Bonta, Ba- yannah; Jamestown, Norfols, &o. ‘Wind daring the day from NF to ®. Telegraph Marine Reporte. PANDY BOOK, Ay’ Ftar of the South, tor Savennnh. ont clen> of the bar Cine ship, one bark sad iBree brige are at anehor near the SW 8pit, outward 0 Ship Fwitverland, for Liverpooi, psesed tbe bar Steeanabyps Quaker City, for Havana, at 2 PM, ant Heropa, for Hrerycol » YM. Wo inward bound veasciein sight. Wiad Nght from NE. QUAN. April 27. aanset—One brig off shore, bound in. Wind WE, wether thick. BICHLANDS, Apri 27, Erne fire ship and one brig off the Highlands, bound tu, “Wand BN cloudy Heraid Diartne Cobenpeiaeen: KRY WS€. April 21—1be wreokers at work waving the gargocfloetsblp “u'bruse bave necured up to the prewent | {ime all she meteriale of tbe abip, ber ante anchors, chins, te, ) bales o1 cokwon. They are etill at work op the ven orl being pow epgnged to diviog MD cotton from the lower Dold. ‘They wil aave 30) mere The U 4 Marshal hse oud tne dalew ofthe caro, The walrg amount pose the valne af property saved ‘® Iarger tam tban waa wt first vhousks baa been exvemely favorable for ops Patiove under water. and tt ail coutiunes ey. Shoukt the shia ik up or win? deeper in the sand, i ia possible Las the 0 wil) be aavod. ¢ brig Tyrant, isiely eondemned and confiscated to 4, Wns node thn Ib tht by the Marehl, for the gum of $010 ‘ihe cargo, © Wilamennt h F090 poamibie, The w er cake, Ae, vf tae vonael Trought $529 79, "Ke wre'a Curry bonebe We brig ROS bs tae et cotton, nod will jeave for New York wa Ny After tbe noel Ou BARR ance trom the echr Pelle of Cape Sho anrtad for tie port tne evening of the ame da} Dot qeiting toby the Btroam aod the she arifted i the eastward and bas i Sage ‘Unat tbe wresking emptrin bus teken ber to Charleston. (The A P put inio Ghaewee ‘24h inst.) Br bark Huence Ayrean (of Greenock), Capt Thomoson, trom Matansne for Cork, Lrtives tse Wak ie’ eirens toning tnll UN0 strokes per hoor. The water bad the lower Wer of sneer, waa ileied and i te fecred that several huncred boxes are wet, Bbe will be dis- Biter ellancous, Ree Correspondence above. =” pectic. Purser Post, of steamabtp Huntaville, bas our thinks for favors. fur Peter ty yy >; Fr masta the Je ints Yor aroeeres, Do date oF canon part nea stoamahio a yg rari from yore Thy cou Yinruxor, Webevr, r waned abBi Jayo Mtb inst, repair. TAieeaemesigeas sree Oo * Ragen FLoop—Mobi'e py” %—The ‘The bark Par- — Li we i whi we Tate ane rom Gaston, was ewok by 8 whee ‘rnaaenla, 80d lost tor loniznnat, enile rigging, de (Hy telegraph), -COLLIs1OR—The etree Marion, which lef thie port ree. vardey morvioe for Chey , When of ine Battery onrne colin, wile Uv othr 3.0 Mion. cary og away bo’ bowoprit, wala ALG Dob mchore, The ‘Tes Wp Provended W Wom) were Toree Lind. of Brewer, ate Caren, fron Recto | if, rae Palen went acre on ihe rlebef the 1 09 nd. The veswet is repo ind Cn the 2 er eargo wee "4 os being | nest immediately in etx fa'boms water w enoweced in geting in tbe noat and 4, landed on Kent Inland ahont 5 F os mined until Mondao m z and arr vat ip the stesmer Chemcien ‘The echo tote) bee wre We veare ald and he’ iamued va mew Yorn. Eh | had 200 tens coal, shipped by the Pledment Co. Fern Fionerce Monat at repne, durtog « zien nortber 1%b Inet pot -eDore, but came off witboat de Four Gro Horrman, of Po!) River laden ope saat to Ean pton hoeds 22d tne!, Orew saved. 'The pehonw: Alexeneer (of Rew Bedford, eld veasel it ie 1! Py. 6 Pe, about 10 mil ‘on reef ard from new Leeden, 6 daysant bor boom, and reported her captal > or mpany wiih lose 0 nat tn he seen: ae ie ano anh to Bilwood w alter, 84, Secretory of Board of Underwriters, Copt Worey, of bark Jnvinta at New Orleans, exw on the 19th thet BW of the Fonthy Poss 00 miler a ehio's bead ded Ie tergenn not mane tt tome time and w too bales entio Ventas Reason, ef ine eeor 10 Goodale, at Naw Aelaane Vib, leet from Charleston, reporte that on 9am inst near the ploded up 12 dalés cotton, « portion gartialty horned. wera large anariny of oottom floating about in the Galf, Beorably from rh p Moaiieetin) pric Une wah ene yesterday afernron tiken on the + Peterow doe’ tor repaira She will be stripped, recauux Gaand newly coppered. Nomee to Martnera, SICILY—LIGUT ON CAPE BANTA CT Hy paockarnio Orrice roe iale | Lanbox, March Bt. The Picitian poversment bas pracn rotiee that on end af of Pay IRD a Hebt will be exbibites from the High? erected on Cane Sapte Croce, ia the province of rant east of Sicily. ve lieht, placed at an elevation nf tbe tra. and tn clear weather ad Tbe hel tower stands ia lat 87 14.18 N, lon about 15 15 Ros Greenwich. LIGHT ON MAGNIST PENIFSUUA. Also, that on end after the name date a light will be exbinited from the hpbthonee recently erected on the yo pevinewia ‘of Meg- aul. op the scutd aide of the entrance to Port angusts, province Of, Polo anat cow at of Sicily. ‘The light wil! he fred green lieht, nlacedat an elovation of oe ee ratue will be dinptric or by lenses, and of itiherder plilatl ad oribew mr the Ng tower lain Tat 870945 8, Jon about 18 18 Kot yeea wih By ir Lordships. JOHN WASHINGTON, Hydrographer. Whaiemen. Arrat New Redford wib, ship ametbyat, Jones Pace Ocean. Bay of Te'ands Nec 10. with 1400 bhle gp ol! (100 taker ef biver of Piet») bee on freight 194 tha hone from shin Fron) tn. Uf de do term sMio Roaring, Sooke Deo 24 lat 44 8. Jen 160 W, arab. Grinpell, PB om New Zoaiand Grount op0 of which wen euuing in; Feb 9. Tat 5 5, lon 48, Kossiue, Bowland, NR. 400 ap ard shipped bone ae shore ‘he nh shia Arurids, tarvents Arcos Goran. Hamola'n Oct w, Falkland elene Feb7, with 20 bbia ep. 1200 do wh | {took 8 #ha on e home, making AX) bhiaol) 4 on Yealand, an’'4 off Fateland Tal 410 0N'hS howe. Rent 19 hie ap. 1080 do wh 1] and 16,000 tbs base Reporte New Zealand Grourd, Deo 6. Krie, Rarnagyn, FH, th Fabina tmith, N 8.400 bble; 14h, George snd en, do. 200_ nba 2b Palen orton, co 1 sor, ‘Punting BH, 190 bhia: Mh. Want eatin. < ide Uist tn) exter Usteaee Fakiard Weianes Feb 6. Pradert Hemailian, heenpore 2! if 120 b¥1s, Gn the 22d inet, eon'hern edge of tanifst nam bed from BeW to W, previous to which carried away jib- one ‘26th, bark Waverly,’ Viral, Pacific and Indian id from Sippicap 26th, schr Roswell King, Tripp, Atlan‘ic One trees Valparaiso March 4, Edward, Sarton, FB. on wt dateabunro March 12, Atjantie, Weer B82 moa ont, + io ‘rom do’: 1600 bbie; Eelen Mar. Worth, do #7 Ty, Crapo 7 moe, 200 do: Pertor, € 7 Letitia, Btevens do, 21 moe, 70) do: ‘Word. do eo er Fase i aa a Oe 9 mos, £00 de, ‘A levies (rom Cart aller, Of ship Potrel, NB reparta her m ma, Jan 19, 1869 6000p. all'well. Capt ® poke the Rou Ga Biebols. NR, two dare previous who blog fmt previone. Mont Wollaston, Coffin, NB, ?00 ap and 1 right Cope Cefn bad last ha eoorer. George W Hathaway ont Bantucket, who fe'l overboard while at werk on fhe rail. and being urable to ewim, was drowned. A boat was lowered, but be could nat be fonnd. A lever from ship Alpha, Canwe'l, WR, dated Dee 15, reporta ber # Ray of Islands, with 1100 bole ait all well, In gveritts Ray Feb 27. Maseachneetts, ee, ar 6 whe: Reindeer, Ashley, NB 6 whs; Euphrates, Heath a from, on New Zealeni, no date. Cmega, Whalen, FH, 8wi Spoken, dic. Ship'Pvens Vista, Linpell, from Raltimore via Ri Janeiro Nov 26 for San Franeiaco. March 8 Int } 268, lon 1 W, rhip XB Palmer. ¥riebes. trom NYork Feb 23 for Hong Kong Mareb 1d. Int 2t N lon 94 Phip brie, of Rath, fre rbields for City Pelt, Va, April 2, Tat 44, lon Ie s99urem Pbip Tbos ti Perk! _ The era seen spri ‘p West or eine Pa Phe from Mobile ! for Pertand, April 25, iat 40 41, lon PAN HA Cemphell steering Be April 16, It 32 46 Yon 643g wet BL Piek, Fusb, beuce for NOrleane, April 19, off Key e Pork ¥ tiem & Jane, Cobb, hence for KOrleans, April 14, on key Weat. ering N. showing ® red, hine and yellow sig: rm tig a nah, war passed april 24. iat 35.06 "A berm Urig peering ¥. bad a dondle topesil ard a red and fs oy sen zontal atripes, was presed april 25, lat 98 36, “ii Pehr »-onterey. from Greytown for NYork, April 20, Cape Antosic Nn W £0 milen, Barer ign Ports. April 12—In port ships Adele (Fam). Jansen, for FA Falmer, Jobnson for do April 184d); New febt, for do laet of April; Isaac bell, Johnaoa, tor «%. April)2—Tn port Br bark Robt Leonard, Cook, V: nice seen. for Posten, 1dy: and ofbere Ca1La0, Marcb 2 In por ion Castitian, Graves, end Jali evadoe. Dean. seeking, Palmot i artadon 3, on when Freighis—To Untied States jar lner itis, £2 be. ohn tee . ebtos Pavorka, Crow Tl for Fopiand beg Clem er, Vint and Osroline Tucker, Congion for Bemoton Roa‘s do Chorles Ward, Gonid, for do do; vam Merion Wein. ana tiver Stars Water Go Go! bark Broeatioe Gicdir ge. Rene, do do—ail getting poor desp: Cer Ffowns COM, Fob diate bare Warren Waits, Short, Eby aa Ace 84%, April 16—Arr brig Trl, Perce, Bristol: achre smeven’ Rowe, Frenkfort:} b Wentwerd. Aiwoo, Havaca, eth, brig Bawin, Geyer, Portand: 18, bark Rath, Kenay ta Bid iv, bark ® Churchill, Lampher Portia brig devtZ Taylor Dvir water, NUrleans: bark OB ami) ton, Chae, Portland: brig Gen Bovd. Gilpetrick, do whr a A Bande). Acborn ‘Bucbborn, NYerd: ¥ ew Globe, Tinbetts, Wilmington. CrENFUEGOR, April l—Arr barks © Cole, NYork, 19th, Courant, Gray, Caraill, (ih, Darke Hen) Mnevess Soow estan; B Spsiding, Kooker, Philetelphia; briga Blizabet> Phinney, do, 1th, Iza, ‘Wiliams New York. Bia 12 tare Colin, Ronen, PhiaAeipbie: brig Wingold Loring, Boaten echr Cryatel Palace, Nemore; 18 b, barre Rambler, Earkard, and Pannte, erie NYork; brig Abny Watson, Wateon, do; achr . Etarling, Baltimore: sth Tem Ereemen Howton; sera Govertor, Hooper, uel, Jones, Baltimore, pris kp yort abip Hope, Merrill, from Le Yerk, d'sg for examinaiivn apd repairs. | Wu port Pr bark Wn B Deva, Ray- Breton (before verorte' put book), In dock repa” ber lore foot wae tenn to be Sajured. Gisscow, Apt) 12—In port anip B Lamar, Bretiey, foe York Mh; Br bark J & h Yoong, Bout, for ‘Boston do. Havana, ¢ ort i6- Aer ship huge, Freeto Yorn: brig AM Reborn, Co'ern Vblincepble: 16th shin Hellson, Coler ant ‘warp: hark Fieurian de Kel evne (Fr), Kodanet. Boston! BO fe ry, Roce, 60; Vth, steamer Indisania Onorer, Niort brig Toowoa, NUrieane: whr Viewrs, Cramer. Portas se Meamsbin Cchawba, Bullock, NY sre (and ald for NOrieane Job, barks Ca Fellow, Rivoit and Alvah, Ravine. Part’ aad: brish Arcadian, Wikon. Rath; Buaoros, Peskell Baltimore farks win Weocside, Peanell. Woston; Oelils, Adhov 1 Waterman, Raker, Palitmore; brig: Plant (40), -y. Co; Peronds, Gardner, Savaanst, 224, aiaamebi Km phe ity Gritin, NOrieuna (and eontd «sll tor N York 24h) omer’, Wiley, Portland; ib, Ware. haptiand, Neuvitae; Damon Bartlet: 18th, ber 8 Bsorden, Bricbtmsn Rarenac. big z ¥ Charleston: 19h, bar} briga J © Joy, Marie! Nickels! “agua! 3M sien "Zaina bomen. couat of Africy; Seow Fiske Webher Thilidephia, Lepbemis Roatan ‘slant, 2b brign Judge fares, rad) v s))r Morena; MA svevers, Waters, NOF- % 18 19th, be Tovar, Himmons Kegon; Warren Fichor, Grlingher, P York: Feveces (Bem), Kiuekest, do: brig Heo guein, Bapler, Portland, usb, brig siilie Mila, Weeks, st Pani ean Banger, elbbeis, Kemedios; HH foreten bani Jultas, Splegeibery, end Preciosa Ant lor Hoatem. id Mayeuiins, Av ‘A port Ruselan ablo Ukeo, for Bos Nf. Mavanras, April 4—Arr bark Yamari Liesgang, Nor: jode) 60; Georgia. Prait, Roaton sear Rnrars ith Park Suilote MoOerty, Wiscasset: 1b barks FA ines TH Boston; Geo Harrie French sod La Cignero. Fargent, Portland: aehr Galena, Watts, Ba Umore. rid 14th, bert Lady Frances, Jones Boston; brie Jonn Bell, Fbrer, Charleston: 16th, harks Faith, Kenny York via Oxr enue: Fema Curbiog, Dison Hones’ Hole, 17th, Hannah ion Terr, NYork; echt Geo Byron, RidrHn, dn, 1%h. brige A J Kons, Bweelzer, Philadelphia; Manzanillo, Dynnaing, Portier 0, April 2—In port barks Commoiore, Williams Darr tnt, eupposed tor NYork Fernaadion, Xi, trell to load for Postion. ¥4 Mareb $0, Br parka ances, New York: April), Jowepbine Thorvdike, Boston cant NV ork) went ac Pines, April Sarr orig Molen Jane, Buxton, york Kio Janeno, Mareh 6-Arr Wig RO Wright, Hughes, Bue Oe A yreA (belore reported ar the Amellce aati0 40K, April Ln port brig Bem Foam, for NYork 6 SRevyrice, April srr brig Ll ad Of>da, Boston. 814 SB TAY Gene: “npn by x Faitans, Jones, dleg, for, Pre RRA, April 2 vk Pl Kermo. to lond for NVork. Sid Mare’ 31, Head, ” Bostons a iemaM TOM, April I¢—Arr steamship Arsgo, Lines, New cr 27 dace, ‘sori 5 Arr bark Eiles'eth Leartt, Franklin, Row Wien. ar ith wile Weed Te 4. Avril rs York; ‘York, hai Ba oniy ft va Renee Henne erry. New Goda, N York; Volun- eek’ ‘Manson, Machina. 6) oy Jd °c Hower, , N¥ork; eda mai peer woe Jails Meine, Lowell, Cen! a ifum (ir), Norn fi i olivar, Ingrabam, onna Veape, and Haurdera, Wyman, (eon crown, BO ay ye Coren, Abzand- ia; Hichard Wollwink Riek. bie Blotderd, beds bark TW He tence, Brig, Cla shin hasten Can, : G. nablant, \ lark, NOrieine:, Mito, Amespurr, Tphta. th ‘ond the Cape of Goot Hoy | bite ville, FT to tom ria prs ably 8 | fy Jan x | Vis der, iicacdoucy | vity Laspscioe ar Sena ERERNTRE EET mI UDE A BTEIS 15 LE PE A RRR CRATERS alg ll Ridin Fer Coreen, Corson, Pbiledelp! Greee Cinher, Patna, ry mt 10 sen; wind NP WR. Bark Raley the Reade, where remate brige W. ond WW Packer, Pare Chester weot .@ sea {rom the 7b Are chy tel) shin WP Storer. Conery, Liverpoo!: bi Bel Karpard Cow bm Benen *y7en i 4 am ® NYork oamabie. Patanero, devfeo, PVork sbie «stres Cathy BOrlesne brie Ravers {s lan (hn. Gerrlow Holifex sebre Vinege Balle, (81) Tv, Patites: Jane © Patterson, A Kastan: Orvetia Sanam’ Henrietta, Quiliver, Ronnebuabpert via Abul mt ve Convert, Lawry, Bath, Bld achr Convert, Laqry,. q AA 18 Tn port arbre Florence, Mount, bened, | dlew om NOrlewes do 4 eet hh apn 2¢—arr brig Bini, Menzes, NYork; esr ea Ray hee a Hi Fand. Patladetphia, ERISTOL, + pril 25~ re aloop @red Wrown, Bad ar, ¥Vork, | OH ARLEGrON, spel D— srr park Visearn, \ncres Corel) Havana Mereserra Roger. to. Pitta Millet. Matin aie ghre President Z Ta ler Dri water, Curdense; DB Barrer stetmm. NVorb: Jobo Avmack Ploree, €2, 28d~ Cid Rwe brig Super. Nablew PLIGHT. Cape ot, April 7—Pasatog tn (by tal) Mo Forbeam, Valparaico for Bork, bark Race arse, « | Sverre trem do. | sor rated ed RT, Anvil 10—Arr echra Hannah D. Nickar- Brow. hundetyhie Tees ee ei ep Bee Jes, Pb lacer hie Wey # per | Avia (Sr) Them eche fashion Chita Naw Smyrna (and rota) RIA 2h gam RO Sinnnas Meare, Cart hoon 18th, beige jg) FM Pannell, Fi Jeflerern: 19th BR Pingbam Sonthhy, NS ork Arr st Port Jefierson 16d, brig Wapoon Pendletm (ar Oar- ver) Norn April 2i—Are shin Conan hella Towett Raed BV nek Rentella, Yee TM Herston Rae BYork O16 ship ge FW OLR ARS wills fon Fostre: © Raxnivn ation, Peta, RYerk; fbr arene Bye sharp Poiledelobhe Keen ‘Htaay, Atinka’ Bae Gud eine Recker Genoa; Arametey w Parnfen, Mereefilvw Inna Cota, Roatan: bre ann 1 foo ig Jorann, Cardenas sebr selien Helen, Kelly, Matanrse and Ourdenna 2Mh— arr ships Mara Wheeler Delena: “ambertand, Mere Tonlon Vpebur: Frank Pierce Leach, Uiverpaal: @ Rswarda, Boston: advance Chie Nek: bane Frorssite, Bnet, Rie J ronal Kepperboldt 1 Petara>ora, Geren Clark NYork: eel : Peter Mawel, Nelaon Havan: Towed 10 a0 at abine BT Meine, and Geenria: 71h inet shto = watron and bark Panes fth shine ¥ Sherman and Henna thh inet shine We Nelson, Famne) Weta Alfred Fiorer and Ki'en Stewart: 16h ship Burrneen and bark Glasgow. Zhe ekioe Rete Dyer. Milae- sod Vorntraton ell went toees from tne Soulhwert, Pass oo the 9th tr} RORFOU RE. April 5—Cld ebe “biel Fidrides, Rowton KEW REDFORD, Apri) %—«rr whre Minerva, Brooks, Deleware City Filen Rotman, Bowman W¥ork ree oe ‘april 25-8ld scbr Huntress, Disney, Vaden) NFBPORT april B—Arr chy tet) brig Mary Cobh, Monte gomery. BOrieara for FRiver schre Carntios, Howe, Pra- vincetown for Phiisdalpbia: Joho Rngelen Bangor RVork: Sarah ann. Fat n: Terael 1, Seow, bert Cevon, Providence fr do: Trimuph, ‘arcat "Borion toe do: Feanimaux Diehten for Aa Mtb. 7 PM—In port sehra Maine, Brows. from P * tre!) Pelfant for Raltim: Pitieceiptia: Cartier, toe Frank.in Qreenieaf, Weetnort for to. Revrer Philedelohia: J Rnvier, Mathies Piletka, Fla. Darw) Webster Ferre, BYork. AYER, Aprit oA ter May Frower, Duntre, Ponce PR: brig A Vian _ Sid achre Tames, & Lucy, New York; Gen Sooke: slope Warren, York Vutnive de PORTLARD, Art 95— Arr aches Mashing Wave, Preama Tanger: Julia} ee mM Cushing Ramimenn, wimene a bark Joka Avtes Dick , Matapzan haw, ship. Morning wind as prerr Rornnene staiteconme Marsh Glory, Hobbs apd bark Mary F Sla/e, Crowell, fea Sen Fraa- 00, PORT SOW NAPE: Mareb stg Lathgrsoal pvr FM, Fovom, PONNOACULA’ Apr 1S —orF eehra nitssbeh Bogen, Ken: arr eel yon Lavacens 3 W Vovtey Lawies Myviien C11 13th, eat” Buran Tinea, ‘Enowman, Baltimore: 14th brig Rolerem. Or- lardo, Posten RITA DELPRTA. April 17 Are Fost metas fenstorton, Boston aa Skaypard (Re. Pordy,taneqnn: Fiicma everks arbre Pannia, Wan fagns: 2 A Parts be Ts ~ “Honre tt Munna; Jat tonsthon Comes Mehafioy’ Norwich of FORTAMCUTE, April 23—Arr N L Wasson, Talvey, New PROVIDENCE, April 98—Arr steamshto Onpra WVork: achre summit. Rwett, No to corre gen, Philedeipble: Dante) Morrie Delaware Oty: Joe F Potte, Tele Port Rewen: Renator Rackett, ’Vork: Poloter, Gardiner, New York: Thomas Hull” Fall, do Br bark Themes Arthony Leprauy WR to load deals or Le verceol id achre Fhen Herbert Johnaan, WVork Austin. Plerment Mang america Sedman, New York; acd from te'ow, tark Péwin, for NVork RICE MOR T, * pril %— Arr menmel Parrish, New Vork echra Vedora, Rhndes, Rrekland: GR Smoth. Ange hon, Reston: Wm ‘ ollver, Rayner, do. 81d brig Indian Queen, MeArevor down the river. PHAUNION, April %—Arr sche Lydia ® Ogden, Fisher, ningelpr in. WARSEN, Apri) 26-8ld bark Mategarda, Luther, Aler- spdria, , Kenrev, ial Weekly Report of Deaths nthe city ena county o New York, from the 16th day of April, to the 284 day of aprfl, 1886, sy Men, 110: wamen. 63; iris 83—Tntal, 405, Adults, 198; children, 219; ‘moles 5 1 V enlored peron ey 2 1 Fever, cnoges'ive. 1 Albumionria and Bright’e Fever, tote: mittent , 1 disease of kidneve. 4 Fever, ymerperal, Aneuriem of the aorta,... 1 > Apoplery..... 8 8 Apap exy, ner ons, Ae 1 1 6 2 L 1 2 1 Bleeding from tong: 2 Brain, dieeane of, ee ao of kidneys. + Bronchitie,. + seer 4 Infisrmmation of Iver, Burned or ecalced, + 1 In6ammation of \ungs, a Cancer,......-0 4 ration of stomach, 6 Onueer of the breasts... 7 mation of throat... I Cancer of the rectum... 7 soe B Sancer of the etomuch. 1 2 Cancer of che throat... 1 1 Caen re 2 Bd « 2 Lever, dineure of 2 Carusty, “by being ran Laee venerea, t over, . «1 Malt Laban 1 Cholera infeninm........ 2 1 Cirhoeie of the tiver..... 7 CT Jongestion of the brain... 6 6 Conenmyptoun ., 63 1 2 1 24 & 9 s 1 5 4 3 2 80 Dropey in tbe cheat. Dropey in the head. Snieide, by cyanures tere ee et er ieiciny Rene on 3 ste eteeeeee een eee AOS rn nomber of deaths, compared with the correspond- ng wecks of 1867 ang 1858, and of last week, was aa fol- own Week ending April 25, 1887 ‘s “ “ Tnorease thie week. , ‘mRCAPITULA’ Boves, joints, &c. tain abd oer ven Generative organs Buernach: is nd rt and blood vensele. 12 other higentive organs. 69 gh, throat, &o Cooertain weat and gene- Nd age B ral foverm,... 1... Skit, Xc., abd eruptive Vek wowa to the jary fevers... vesos 28 Orinery organs Under 1 year wo 2 yen to 5 ye 6 to 10 yeur 10 wo 16 years 16 te 2 gears 2% to %& years, to 80 years 90 to 100 years. : 30 Unknown, Ny York ork events phn 1 Nurs. aud Child’s Hosp’... RORGE W. WORT Department, New Tg A -5